The complete history of Tokyo, from Edo to modern times, is presented in this expansive museum. A replica of the Nihonbashi Bridge separates the Tokyo and Edo zones. The displays encompass archeological materials, some in display cases, others in the form of reconstructed buildings. These structures offer you the unique opportunity to literally walk through various historic … [Read more...] about Edo Tokyo Museum
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Drum Museum
A mostly hands-on experience with a large collection of drums from Japan and the world (only the older, more rare drums are off-limits to visitors with a musical bent). … [Read more...] about Drum Museum
Bridgestone Museum of Art
A privately owned museum (yes, the tire people). Collection includes works by French impressionists and works by Japanese artists. … [Read more...] about Bridgestone Museum of Art
Beer Museum Yebisu
A "virtual reality" tour (you too can be a beer molecule); features include a retrospective of Japanese beer commercials; beer tasting available (add'l fee). Despite the Western facade, most of the exhibits are Kanjionly. Strange considering all of the souvenirs are very Western and entirely in English. Here's something you probably didn't know: it's impossible to find a … [Read more...] about Beer Museum Yebisu